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Section 3 - MAINTENANCE
DIFFERENTIAL
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FIGURE 3.9
Chain Case
a. Check fill/level plug for damage. If
signs of wear or cracks are visible,
replace plug with new plug. See Figure
3.10.
b. To check lubricant in chain case,
remove fill/level plug and look for
lubricant on the internal components of
the chain case. If no lubricant is
visible, add SNAPPER "00" grease as
needed. See Figure 3.10.
AXLE
3.4
ANNUALLY (END OF EACH SEASON)
Perform all maintenance as described in on Page 9.
NOTE: For complete maintenance schedule, see
Page 22.
3.4.1. ENGINE
1. Service engine according to engine
owner's manual.
3.4.2. FUEL FILTER
Service fuel filter as instructed below, on
COLD ENGINE ONLY!
IMPORTANT: To stop flow of fuel, tank may be removed
from bracket and set on the floor so the fuel level will be
below the filter. See Page 12 for gas tank removal.
1. Remove hose clamps from fuel filter.
2. Remove fuel lines from filter. Discard
filter.
3. Install new fuel filter. See Figure 3.11.
4. Reinstall fuel tank into bracket.
TANK
FUEL
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FILL/LEVEL
PLUG
FIGURE 3.10
6. Axle Boots
Check axle boots for signs of wear or
cracks. If cracks or wear are visible,
contact a SNAPPER dealer for service.
Refer to Figure 3.10.
3.5
FIGURE 3.11
3.4.3. MOWER DECK
1. Clean all grass clippings and debris
from deck.
2. Perform maintenance and lubrication
as described in 3.3 on Page 9.
EVERY TWO YEARS
In addition to regular maintenance, the following
components of the Rear Engine Rider should be
carefully inspected every two years for wear or
damage. Replace worn or damaged parts with
genuine SNAPPER replacement parts available
from an authorized SNAPPER dealer.
3.5.1. All bushings and pivot areas.
3.5.2. Check both front wheel king pins.
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